dangermows
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Be easier naming what fruit we don't buy tbh. And yes, we get grapes, blueberries and strawberries pretty much every week.
Today I've already pouched two apples, two oranges, a banana, a kiwi fruit and a load of grapes.
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Be easier naming what fruit we don't buy tbh. And yes, we get grapes, blueberries and strawberries pretty much every week.
Today I've already pouched two apples, two oranges, a banana, a kiwi fruit and a load of grapes.
AndrewP
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It's not that much, and I'm not picking at the bones like a vulture.
How much do you and your lass spend on food per week like? Eating a whole chicken yourself in one sitting is canny OTT in most people's world like.
redgauntlet
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Chicken sandwhiches five days running and after a main meal of the same, sounds pretty fowl to me.
dangermows
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Over the month it'd be a ton (without the drink) . I'm showing her this thread cos we could be minted.
AndrewP
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I like chicken sandwiches, I didn't say I have them every day like.
£100 per month?
dangermows
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Week
redgauntlet
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I believe you.
AndrewP
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I don't care either way like. If I have a beef joint, I might have some left over and have beef sandwiches, or pork, or whatever. Mix it up a bit. Just an example of how much meat there is on a large chicken. If you eat one in a single sitting yourself then that's fine, everyone likes to eat a different amount.
dangermows
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Aye, I'm getting that impression like
Tend to just have that with a load crusty white buttered bread (not that I buy a whole chicken that often).
AndrewP
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£100 pw, between you? I thought you spent loads the way you were going on.
Aye, I'm getting that impression like
Doesn't sounds like a balance diet that like. You're talking roughly the recommended daily calorie intake for an average sized man in chicken alone, then there's bread and butter - this is just one meal right?
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dangermows
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£100 pw, between you? I thought you spent loads the way you were going on.
Nah man
was just shocked at a ton for five and other couples getting by fine on leas than half.Aye, a one off meal. During the day I basically eat fruit and salad. Throw in exercise and the ol BMI comes in at 21.5. I never calories count mind.
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AndrewP
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Nah man
Aye, well you've never had kids. If you're making a meal anyway, they don't really cost much more to feed meal-wise. I think we used to spend roughly £70pw before we had kids. Most of the extra will be on fruit/snacks etc.
dangermows
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AndrewP
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Ah right, fair enough. I'd probably rather have less chicken/bread and have some veg/rice/chips and stuff with the meal.
dangermows
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As long as you're happy Andy.
AndrewP
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And people say kids cost loads
To feed, when they're under 4 and no longer on bottles? Nah, they eat fuck all really. They snack constantly and waste most of what you do actually give them. The two year old probably eats the most of them. No doubt when they're a bit older they'll eat me out of house and home though. Clothes and stuff and keeping them entertained costs the most I'd say.
Le Chuck
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I provided you a link of EXACTLY the same topic, well before the Brexit vote
What part of that do you not understand or not believe?
shogun1904
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We have had threads like this loads of times before man. You can't blame brexit for this one.
Le Chuck
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And is the OP (and any others apart from you) pensioners living abroad? unlikely, so it's a moot point.
Also if it's Eurozone you're living in, the £ is about the same or a bit higher than it was against the € in 2008
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